Scott Kramer is entering his third season as a member of the Community Colleges of Spokane athletic department.   He serves as the men’s golf coach, athletic marketing/fundraising/sponsorship manager and physical education instructor. 

In just Coach Kramer’s second season, the Sasquatch won the NWAACC regular season championship, tied for first place in the NWAACC Championship Tournament with an impressive team score of 16-under par and he was named the NWAACC Coach of the Year.  The team had many individual and team scores under par constantly throughout the year.

In Kramer’s first year, the golf team won the Eastern Region Championship, won the Bigfoot Invitational and Bigfoot/Cardinal Classic and finished in fourth place at the NWAACC Championships.

Previous to working at CCS, Coach Kramer was a middle school language arts teacher in the Spokane Public School District and an assistant men’s basketball coach at Whitworth University. Coach Kramer played golf for the Sasquatch under Coach Paul Tikker during the 2000-01 and 2001-02 seasons.  His team won the 2002 NWAACC Golf Championship and he was named Team Captain. 

He continued his playing career at Whitworth University and was the Team Captain of the 2005 conference championship team while earning his degree in education. 

Kramer grew up in Odessa, WA where he was a standout athlete for the Tigers, playing football, basketball and golf for his father Myron Kramer.

Coach Kramer is currently working on him master’s degree in Organizational Leadership at Grand Canyon University.  He is married to his beautiful wife Dani.